Has anyone run into a scenerio where this is a problem?
https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=302622
I had assumed that any ajax type of request would/should return a
response of content-type xml, but I can see that is not always the
case. I know rico works off of the responseXML portion , which would
be broken by setting content-type to text/plain.
How are other people dealing with this? On the server end I suppose I
could continue to set the content-type to XML, but process any
javascript blocks and ensure they''re properly escaped and valid for
xml? I''d prefer to not make users designing web-pages have to think
about things like this by forcing them to make their <script> blocks
CDATA nodes or something similar. ..
Any thoughts/ideas would be very welcome :)
jesse
